Here's something you won't see reported on CNN...
David Duke calls New York rape, sodomy and assault of a White female producer by a Black male "a vicious hate crime."
New Orleans, Louisiana, December 23, 1999 ... National White civil rights activist and Louisiana Republican official, David Duke, is calling the rape, sodomy and assault of a White female producer by a Black male "a vicious hate crime."
Duke expressed outrage that police officials, after admitting that the Black assailant uttered "racial curses" at his White victim, did not classify the attack as a bias crime. "This is an example of the double standard in reporting crimes of racial hatred, and shows how so-called 'hate crime' statistics are skewed." said Duke. "Imagine if a White attacker screamed racial obscenities while raping a Black woman, New York's newspapers would have headlines decrying that attack as a 'hate crime'. Rudolf Giuliani would be calling for a FBI civil rights investigation."
The victim, a 25-year-old free-lance producer, was leaving work at Rockefeller Center studios of WNBC in Midtown Tuesday, when a Black attacker jabbed a hard object in her back. The rapist threatened to kill the woman if she didn't cooperate. The man then forced the victim into an emergency stairwell where she was raped, sodomize and assaulted.
"Hate crimes against Whites receive little attention, while crimes against minorities become national headlines. By focusing on crimes against minorities, the national media is fanning the flames of racial hatred against Whites and leads to more anti-White attacks," states Duke. "The cover up of the racial aspect of this case should make one think that Atlanta Braves baseball player John Rocker is right about New York."
Rep. Duke is available for comment and analysis. To schedule an interview, please contact Don Williams at 504-626-7714. For more information visit davidduke.com.
David Duke is a Former State Representative for Louisiana and is currently the elected chairman for the St. Tammany Parish Republican Party in Louisiana. He is a nationally known civil rights leader working against discrimination and for the rights and heritage of white Americans. David Duke is the author of the national acclaimed autobiography entitled "My Awakening: A path to racial understanding." |
